How Provider-Payer Collaboration Maximizes Value-Based Performance Reporting

The HL7® Da Vinci Project is a multi-stakeholder collaborative effort engaging providers, payers and partners with the goal of accelerating the adoption of HL7 FHIR® (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) as the standard to support and integrate value-based care (VBC) data exchange in real time. As fee for service shifts to value-based care, value-based contracts have emerged as a mechanism that providers and payers may use to better align their contracting structures with broader changes in the healthcare system. This session provides you with front-row access to HL7 Da Vinci Project’s newest use case that aims to develop an HL7 FHIR Implementation Guide to support value-based performance reporting for quality and risk contracts. Proposed by a provider, this use case seeks to solve challenges around the lack of reporting format standardizations, the resource-intensive process, lack of scalability and the complexities of data reconciliation. After a brief high-level perspective regarding the value-based performance reporting component, presenters will highlight the genesis, development, project scope and progress of the use case. The opportunities to tackle the challenges of gathering performance data will be a focus as well as how you can leverage the HL7 Da Vinci project Implementation Guides to improve your reporting.